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Category Archives: Baby Shampoo

Covid update logarithmic chart with one month future projections

15 Wednesday Jul 2020

Posted by probaway in Baby Shampoo, Coronavirus, COVID-19, diary, Ebola, flu, habits, happiness, psychology, research, survival

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Covid pandemic chart showing logarithmic progress and straight line and curved line one month error projections.

The thick blue line above the other lines is the total of world cases of the Covid pandemic (COVID-19). At the upper tip of this blue line is a dotted line (………) from the 1st of July through 31st. It is a straight line projection based on the previous month’s data. When there is a downward curve in the data line, as there was in April, the projected line will be too high. To correct for that error, the curve of the previous month was copied and added on to the previous month. Then it was tilted so the previous week blended smoothly into the projection.

The data that comes in the next month will probably lie between these two projected lines. Some countries have the projections of the straight-line and curved line drawn in but you can easily apply this method to the other data lines to get an approximate idea of what the other lines will do.

In addition, there are drawn in “Last month’s projection errors and curved line projection errors.” These represent a daily adjustment that could have been made throughout the month. This may be useful when trying to estimate the effect that a rapidly changing curve will have.

It has been reported that there are over a hundred labs now trying to create an effective Covid vaccine, and some of the attempted vaccines are already being tested on volunteers. Also, to hurry the development of a vaccine, these trial vaccines are already being produced in volume even though it isn’t really known if they will work. If they work that procedure will get the vaccines to the public a couple of months sooner, but if they fail the only loss will be the money used for producing the vaccine. It is a trade-off between people’s lives and money. Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, has been at the forefront of supplying money for this vaccine development to move forward as rapidly as possible. The governments of the world have been much slower to respond.

At best, it will be several months before most of us will have any access to a vaccine, and therefore we should be very careful to minimize our exposure to other people. In the meantime, I have been promoting washing your nose and sinuses with baby shampoo soap diluted to one drop per 100 milliliters of distilled or boiled water. I have been using this dilution for a month without any problem.

It may be older people who are currently dying of Covid, but it is the younger ones who are not dying but are having heart and other vital organ problems that will weaken them for the rest of their lives. An afternoon spent with friends may give you a lifelong disability. This disease will probably be brought under control in another year, but in the meantime, the best action is to avoid exposing yourself and others to this horrible disease.

I feel responsible for some of the Covid deaths.

26 Tuesday May 2020

Posted by probaway in Baby Shampoo, Coronavirus, Covid, COVID-19, diary, policy, survival

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Today’s Covid death count for Americans reached 100,572. It bothers me because I have devoted a lot of my time to trying to create ways to save some of those people. My simple method of washing one’s face with a normally dilute solution of sudsy Baby Shampoo has been overwhelmed for any sensible coverage in public media by talk of crazy people chugging Tide laundry capsules. And by our President being accused of asking people to shoot disinfectants like Clorox into their veins.

I only ask that people wash their hands and face and while they have sudsy water on their face to sniff a few drops into their nose. That small amount would kill a lot of Covid viruses still sitting there but not yet burrowed into the flesh of the sinus membranes. I and a few of my friends are doing this procedure without any ill effects.

The distribution of vaccines is still a year away because they must be tested for safety before being given to the public, but you can wash your face right now because it has been proven safe to do by millions of babies. The dosage I recommend is 5 drops of Baby Shampoo per liter of pure water. That dilution probably won’t kill every Covid virus, but it will kill many of them. The goal is to reduce the viral load to where the infection is mild. Also, washing the sinuses with soap will kill the viruses exiting from the mucus membranes there and prevent them from going into the lungs. It is there that they reproduce and kill their host.

What is recommended by the establishment is a frequent and thorough washing of the hands, but the virus doesn’t infect you in your hands, it infects you in the opening on your face. Primarily it enters your mucus membranes in your nose. So the obvious thing to do is wash the inside of your nose.

I feel anxious because 100,572 Americans have died needlessly, and 352,225 in the world. Many people would be alive if only the media didn’t thrive on absurd reporting at the expense of helpful information.

The worst is yet to come because there are still over seven billion people who haven’t been infected … yet!

 

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